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Kendra Tierney

Do Catholics Need the Elf on the Shelf?

November 24, 2017 13 Comments

I had every intention of not wading into the Elf on the Shelf debate, because it’s really not a matter of faith and morals, and

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Five Ways My Phone is Helping Me Be a Better Catholic

November 22, 2017 10 Comments

Our phones, right? We use them for all the things, but also maybe feel like we shouldn’t be? As much? Ever? I’m all for balance

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Catholic Indulgences: what they are, when they are, and why you should care (as of the 1999 Manual of Indulgences revision of the Enchiridion of Indulgences)

November 20, 2017 50 Comments

Indulgences! So much opportunity, so much confusion and misinformation. And that’s just among Catholics. It’s really difficult to even find any information at all online

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Stuff I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You: including calendar explanations and errata, crazy plans, and other fun announcements

November 19, 2017 6 Comments

First off, I have to say how excited I am that anyone other than me wanted this calendar. I just can’t believe how many of

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Rogation and Ember Days and Vigils: in case you were starting to think you had this liturgical living thing down

November 16, 2017 34 Comments

I’ve been Catholic for forty-one years, actually making an effort for seventeen, a liturgical living devotee for eleven, and blogging about it for five. And

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How to do Santa Without Lying to Your Kids

November 8, 2017 16 Comments

This is the time of year I start getting emails and Facebook messages from parents who are trying to decide how to handle the cultural

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Easy Family Activities for the Month of the Poor Souls in November

November 2, 2017 4 Comments

For Catholics, November is the month we remember the dead. On November 1st, we celebrate all the saints in heaven, who are our hope and

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George’s Birth Story (Finally!): a cautionary tale about getting what you ask for, and cherry pits

October 30, 2017 22 Comments

He’s a good baby. He nurses well and sleeps a lot and has the cutest little smiles. Not to mention the cutest little face. But

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St. Margaret of Antioch Proves That What the Catholic Church Thinks About Women is That They Can Totally Kick Satan’s Butt

July 20, 2017 6 Comments

Happy Feast of St. Margaret of Antioch, virgin, martyr, dragon-slayer. And YOU thought St. George got to have all the dragon-related fun! Whenever anyone says

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I Have Some Things to Report: Part II (a skull fracture)

July 17, 2017 24 Comments

And now back to the continuing saga of what we’ve been doing for the past seven months. In Part I (here) we learned that I

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